Lawrence Lessig's essay "The Solipsist and the Internet" heavily criticized this author's "writer's manifesto" Digital Barbarism. The protagonist of one of his novels is bedeviled by the dwarf Orfeo Quatta but is nonetheless inspired by Raphael's portrait of Bindo Altoviti and Giorgione's The Tempest. That man, Alessandro Giuliani, tells his life story to Nicolo Sambucca in this man's A Soldier of the Great War. This writer of Bob Dole's 1996 resignation speech also wrote of an American adventurer living in Brazil and calling himself Oscar Progresso in his novel Memoir from an (*) Antproof Case, while his most recent 
Lawrence Lessig's essay "The Solipsist and the Internet" heavily criticized this author's "writer's manifesto" Digital Barbarism. The protagonist of one of his novels is bedeviled by the dwarf Orfeo Quatta but is nonetheless inspired by Raphael's portrait of Bindo Altoviti and Giorgione's The Tempest. That man, Alessandro Giuliani, tells his life story to Nicolo Sambucca in this man's A Soldier of the Great War. This writer of Bob Dole's 1996 resignation speech also wrote of an American adventurer living in Brazil and calling himself Oscar Progresso in his novel Memoir from an (*) Antproof Case, while his most recent novel is 2005's Freddy and Fredericka. Characters in his most famous novel include the bridge-builder Jackson Mead, who seeks to "stop time and bring back the dead". That novel's protagonist falls in love with Beverly Penn and is accompanied by the flying white horse Athansor. For 10 points, identify this author who wrote about the child-resurrecting thief Peter Lake in his 1983 novel Winter's Tale.
Lawrence Lessig's essay "The Solipsist and the Internet" heavily criticized this author's "writer's manifesto" Digital Barbarism.
{Mark Helprin} [accept {Digital Barbarism}: A {Writer's Manifesto} before “{this author}” is read]